The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-06
PERSONAL.

BRET HARTE has written a new story, which
is to appear first in French.
ERAsT4r4 WIMAN and Hon. Benjamin Butter
worth viii hold commercial union rally at
Rochester on Nov. IS.
ANDREW CARSEGIE lis sure that Mr.. Blaine
does not intend to allow his name to go before
the next convention"
BUFFALO BILL is growing weary of RESPONSE
bility aud profits. and now wants to give his
Wild West show away for S750,00O.
JOHN C. Emo formerly of New York, has pur
chased the residence ut Lake Beaufort, Canada,
which he occupied last summer for $4,000
Count DE BEAUMONT, the French General now
in this country buying chargers for his govern
ment, is one Of the best living authorities on
horses.
A MEMORIAL to Helen Hunt Jackson is being
erected at Santa Fe, n. NJ. 1t will be called the
Pomona Indian Girls School, and will cost
$4,000
JUDAS PtLIrzER and Charlatan Ananias Dana
are the pleasing pet names which the editors oe
the New York sun and Wo,td apply to each
other i'll their respective Journals.
SENATOR HAwLEy and Miss Horner will be
married in Philadelphia some time this month.
After their wedding they will spend few
weeks at the home of Charles Dudley Warner,
in Hartford
MISS SELwYN, it is said, will shortly give to
the world the letters addressed to her from time
cleansing herself from the imputation of having
been the temptress instead of the tempted.
Mrs. OSCAR WILDE has discarded her eccen-
trio gown, and now dresses herself like an
everyday young woman she returns her
husbands devotion, but very seldom goes out
with him, as she hates listening to his recita-
tions
mo destitute person need pass this place
hungry is the sign in front of the st. Boniface
Hotel in Westchester Township, N Y. The sign
has been out thirty years, and the pledge has
been nobly kept by Rudolph Fitzpatrick, the
warm-hearted landlord.
BENJAMry r. nUTLER considers himself com
paratveiy young man. He was 60 yesterday
Guy Fawses' day He is as strong physically
and mentally as he ever was and has no inten-
ton of retiring from the active practice of his
profession. He wishes to die in the harness
BARRY SULLIVAN, the English tragedian
who made tour of this country twelve years
ago has been suffering lately from severe
nervous depression. He is better now, but has
such dstaste for work that he has Cancelled oil
his engagements He has been ON the stage
fifty years. 'i 2 ~
THE NEWS IL lady Brasscy's death was an.
nolInced Id Eond6n~ simultaneously with that Of
the jockey. George Fordham. As a rule the
paners gsve iBordh0u an obituary notice Of
column or none In. loaded minion, while Lady
Brsssey received less than half column In solid
nonpareil- A1a when Mrs. Mulock-Craik died
she got notices or from ten TO twenty-five
lines only, with her name wrongly spelled half
the time.
Miss OLIVE BERENs, the latest fiance of Earl
Cairns, is a beauty and an heress. She has a
rich uncle, Mr., MacCalmont, whose fortune will
doubtless fall TO his handsome niece Mrs Be
rens, the mother, is also beauty of a some
what mature type. She Is a brilliant eocution-
list and the Mrs. James Brown Potter OF Lon
don The Berenses are extremely fashionable
and belong TO the Prince Of Wales set